Приклади вживання Poland's economy Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Poland's economy continues to grow steadily.
Ukraine crisis hits Poland's economy.
Poland's economy is growing at a rapid rate.
Ukrainian immigrants are powering Poland's economy.
After 45 years of communist rule, Poland's economy was completely unsuited for integration into a capitalist world market.
The Ukrainians were the second influence on Poland's economy.
Poland's economy is on the one hand based on agriculture, and on the other on coal, energy, metallurgical and machine industry.
However, not every sphere of Poland's economy is perfect.
Over the last five years, Poland's economy grew by 22%, of which 2.5% is the contribution of Ukrainian migrant workers, told the newspaper Rzeczpospolita.
Indeed, during the Liberals' staying in power, Poland's economy grew by 50%.
The total volume of the EU's investments into Poland's economy amounted to about 40 billion US dollars, which allowed it to become part of the leading members of the Organization.
With the GDP growth forecast by the government,Ukraine will reach the level of neighbouring Poland only in 24 years, and this is providing Poland's economy will not grow at all.
Since 2015,when PiS won the previous parliamentary elections, Poland's economy has grown rapidly and the people have received generous allowances.
Jacek Rostowski, who served as finance minister under Civic Platform, says that it is affordable: it costs about 1.3% of GDP,while the World Bank expects Poland's economy to grow by 4% this year.
The Polish politician expressed doubtthat during the current generation's lifetime Moscow will ever admit responsibility for“destroying Poland's economy, roads, factories, historical buildings and cultural….
The multifaceted and rapid development of Poland's economy during the years of people's rule has created the preconditions for a rise in the population's standard of living through higher personal income, increased public consumption, and greater satisfaction of cultural needs.
The situation later stabilized, however, and during the 1990s Poland's economy was the fastest growing in E Europe.
However, the Polish politician expressed doubt that during the current generation's lifetime Moscowwill ever admit responsibility for“destroying Poland's economy, roads, factories, historical buildings and cultural assets”.
The commission prepared a plan of extensivereforms that were to enable fast transformation of Poland's economy from obsolete and ineffective central planning to capitalism, as adopted by the states of Western Europe and America.
The government introduced a new economic program based on large-scale borrowing from the West, which resulted in a rise in living standards and expectations,but the program meant growing integration of Poland's economy with the world economy and it faltered after the 1973 oil crisis.
The strategic objective of the NCSis to create the conditions for the improvement of competitiveness of Poland's economy, which should be based on knowledge and entrepreneurship, provide more jobs and ensure a higher level of social, economic and spatial cohesion.
Implementation of these plans was accompanied by measures of theGerman side to increase investments into the development of Poland's economy, as well as to give it new technologies and to assist in upgrading its infrastructure and in staff training.
When the Iron Curtain fell, Poland and Ukraine's economies were roughly the same size.
The latter was one of two banks allowed to operate in Poland's postwar planned economy.